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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-03-20
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Texas.
DALLAS.

Tho UDiVsTsalfsts Convention adjuurns-
anti Prohibition Meeting.
Special to the Gazette. a
DALLAS, TEX, March l9.-The Conven.
ton of Universalists which met yesterday
concluded It's Iabors to-day. The work
done was mostly of an official nature. A
constitution aud bylaws was adopted
Rev. James Billings of Hico is President
and Professor j. Z. Wallace of WGco is
Secretary. The convention iUdOrsed pro-
hibitiOu. A resolution inviting all Uni.
versalist clergymen in the state to CO.
operate with the body and COLGemning
persons who, without license or Ordiua-
uOn, preach UniversalIsm, was pass
ed. The convention is small
bat composed Of conservative and sensi-
bic men who are in earnest about their
work. The next session VIII be held al
Waco
Mr. Sam Halpin of Tarrant county and
Miss Jennie McLuSKin OF Dallas wanted
to marry against the wishes of the old
folks. Judge Bower Of the County court
tied the knot this morning.
This afternoon at an early hour brass
band commenced parading the streets.
They were mounted on an omnibus bear
ing the placard:
INTERPOLATION MEETING.
Att the courthouse tonight about s
O'Clock an enthusiastic crowd assembled
at the appointed place. Posters had pre-
viously announced Hon. Barney Gibbs as
the leading speaker. His theme was
personal Liberty"
Nearly 1000 people assembled in the
District courtroom to hear the anti
prohibition speeches. Mr.. Gibbs spoke
in clear, logical and interesting manner
for more than an hour. He advised 8
conservative fight, insisting that the
struggle is not between God and the
devil, but for or aganst great princi-
pie. He argued that prohibition is a
violation of Democratic government and
unwarranted infringement on per
sOnal rights; that If the
church and home influences fail to
build up moral character the government
can not. Mr.. Gibbs gave nOtIce that he
is for the campaign and intmated that he
will stump the state for anti-pronibitIon.
DR.. Arch Cochran followed, taking
"Give ME Liberty or Give me DEATH" as
text. He was followed by Mr.. Miller, d
young attorney, representing the enti-pr0-
hibitiOn kids. The meetinG was quiet,
dignifed and determined. Several minis
tiers and leading Prohibitionists we're
present. The meeting adjourned inform
ally.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-03-20
THE RAILROAD HORROR.
What a Passenger Has to Say About the
Bridge,

Bridge.
BosToE, MASS, March Is,-The Rail-
road Commissioner this morning contin-
ued the investigation into the causes Of
the accident at ROslindale.
W. Z. Lockwood of Philadelphia, who
has made special study of the power of
the hammer blow, delivered by the driy-
ing wheel Ct locomotive, read a paper
on the subject. He attributed the mani
fest breakages of the rails to this.
Geo. K. bennett Of West ROx5ury,
passenger on the train, testified he had
no more anxiety than usual that morling
for "we all expected to go down with
that bridge some time"
Mr. CrOker-"What did your anxiety
arise from?"
Witness 'From the LOOKS 81 the
bridge. 1t looked unsafe, and we thought
we would go some time"
Witness tried to tell of the order of the
cars, but could not reCOllect the Numbers.
He was sure, however, that it Vas the
fourth car that was broken " beneath
the others, and he thought no Or3 got out
of it alive. The train was Running at
about the usual speed-tweIve III fifteen
miles an hour. Some five or six years
ago he stood OG the center of The bridge
when the train went over, bus never tried
it again because the bridge Swayed and
Jared so. He thought the bridge unsafe
from the lightness of Its construction,
for at seemed only mass Of threads"
The hearing then adjourned until Mon
daV
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-03-20
sherman's Return from Havana.

TAMPA, FLA, March 10 Senator Sher-
man and party arrived At Tampa safely
this afternoon, after very rough passage
from Havana. The steamer Mascot was
forced to lay over one night at Key West,
on account OF the storm, ana came by
way of Dry TOrtugas instead of by
the short regular route. \ storm was
also encountered between Key West and
Tampa. The party left tonight for Jack
sonville, and will arrive IN Washington
Tuesday morning. Senator Sherman Will
leave the party at Jacksonville to go tC
Nashville, where he will make ! speech
on the path.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-03-20
Eads' Memorial.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, March ia memorial meet
Ing in honor of the late James B. Ead5 was
held at the Merchants Exchange this after
noon. Business WAS suspended during the
meeting, which was largely attended, the floor
and galleries being crowded. Resolutions
eulogizing the deceased and expressing sym
patty for the bereaved were presented and.
after remarks upon his lite and character By
many prominent citizens, they were adopted.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-03-20
VOL. : XII NO. 232.

chamber were crowded with those hop
ing for its defeat or passage. The measure
under consideration was the House sab
stitute for the Senate bill, and after q
spirited debate the measure was dropped
oy vote of Is yeas to l5 nays. This
action will, it is understood, make it i'm
possible to pass any law regulating rail-
roads within the state during this SEES
sion, as the Legislature adjourns next
Mnnd9V
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-03-20
Territory Arrests.

Special to the Gazette.
FORT SMITH, ARK, March 19.-Six persons
from the Indian Territory were lodged in the
United states jail this afternoon. Among them
Black Haw Heirt, for uersonatinS an United
States officer; I. NJ. Mesk ana John Cooper,
for assault with intent TO kill; one Lynch, for
rCbbing fteighI cars on the Missouri Pacific,
and one Rudder for attempting ia wreck a
passenger train on the same road,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-03-20
The virginia Legislature.

RICHMOND, VA, March IA resolu-
ton was introduced in the Virginia
House of Delegates to-day TO appoint g
joint committee to report or the pro-
priety of cslling convention TO amend
the constitution so as 10 prohibit eli
future legislatures from making any pro
vision for the payment of Interest on
state bonds not then funded.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-03-20
Chicago Parties.

CHICAGO, Ill, March l9.-The Repub-
ltcans to-day nominated John A. ROsch
for Mayor. The Democrats nominate q
candidate next Wednesday. Mayor Har
rison declares he will not accept a re
nomination.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-03-20
Interest Felt at Rusk.

Special to the Gazette.
RUsK, TEX, March 19.-Much interest
is felt here in the result of the Palestine
convention. The fact that Judge Perkins
leads handsomely causes enthusiasm
among his friends.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-03-20
Gainesville dominates Mayor.

Special to the Gazette.
GAINESVILLE, TEX, March ia coz
yention was held here this afternoon to
nominate a Democratic candidate for
mayor. After long contest John T.
Rowland received the nomination. There
is large dissatisfied element who EAain-
tain stronger than ever that an indie
pendent candidate will be brought out
and bets were offered this evening thai
the latter would be elected.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-03-20
No Railroad Liquidation.

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo-, March I9.-An
interest in legislative proceedings to-day
conferred in the action of the Senate on
the railroad nill, The lobby and Senate
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-03-20

PALESTINE, TEX, March 19.-TAe
chairman called the convention to order
promptly at O'Clock. The 1O7th ballot
was as follows: Martin, 90 is; Perkins,
u 6. At 10 O'Clock I20 ballots had
been taken with no prospect Of any
change. 1t is believed that Scott Fields
will be placed in the race again. If this
is done, it is probable that Num- will
also be re-entered, in which case the
race Will start anew.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-11-18
THE EXAMINER: WACO, TEAAs FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10.

last night, Judge Evans assured the
council that under any aud every cir
cumstance the free bridge would be
Quilt That If it SO happened that
the bridge could not, by reason OF
r,Jo1nder or other obstacle, be built
at once, that the company to whom
the contract had been awarded womb
leave their material here until the
seven years remaining TO the present
Dri' ge company were out. ANA would
then build the bridge. That the ccm
hlssioners meant to bulld the bridge
III not this We r, at the fist oppor-
luhlly ,hat presented Itself. That
, he bridge must should, and would
be burt.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-11-18
PERSON Al.

II. f. epeer E-q Of Dallas,is in the
city.
a. c. Robinson, OF Rochester, is in
the city.
John Doran Esq, of Paris, was in
the city yesterday.
Mr.. II, Z. Robinson. of Roche Ter
y. Y. is guest i'll the city.
Mrs. w. w. Seeley, who has been
sick tor some time is conyalescent.
II. L. Hamilton, a prominent citizen
of Bolton, was in the city Yesterday
MIR. j NJ Smith who has been on all
cudcd yeying trip has returned
to the city.
Il. f.. Alexander, OF Lorena, inter
ested in bridge work, WAS i'll the
city yesterday.
DR.. }. y. Craniil has returned from
his Dallas trip and is confined to his
home by illness.
Mr. o. y. Hughes, Texas passenger
sgent of the Missouri Pacific, was III
the city yesterday.
II. II. Robins, Texas passenger agent
VI Vhc iouo'Vu aiu i0A"o CS"''"
railroad, is III the city
MIR. John II Lunsford, after short
stay in the city, left yesterday morn
ing for Bolton, which city he vii
make his future home.
Mr. Frank X. Bird, An eX Waco cit
zen was in the city Yesterday dong
the graceful with many ola friends
who greeted him Warmly.
Mr.. Charles f. Ludlum, local pas
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-11-18
HEADQUARTERS
for stylish

for stylish
MILLINERY.
f.. NICIroLsONS.
Cor Fifth aud Franklin streets.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-11-18

"What coward that Major Smith
is, said Jones to Robinson, "why, the
very sight Of gun powder would max c
HIM i'll, How did he ever manage TO
become an officer in the army"
"Don't shy anything about Smith"
answered Robinson, che once we'd
my life" saved your liG Non
sense, Impossible What do you
mean Il mean that | was in the
first stages of consumption; was los
ing strength aud vitality every day
with the terrible disease when Smith
advised me to take DR.. Pierce's Col
den Medical discovery. had tried
ali kinds of medicines without success,
and my physician had given me no
hope; yet here am, as well as ever u
man WAS, and owe my life to Smith,
and to the wonderful remedy he re
commended
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-11-18
THE COMMISSIONERS.

they Inspect the Lands that have been
ofitred for the County Convict Farm
The commissioners court yesterday
visited several of the lands and farms
that have been placed before the
commissioners for their consideration
as possible sites for the location ofthe
proposed county convict farm. Re-
turning, they consumed the remainder
OF the day in discussing the various
merits of the several pieces offered
NO decision will likely be reached by
me commissioners for several days, a
they will probably view and thorough
y discuss every site offered before
taxing final action.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-11-18

They Return, Laden with Spoiis
Hospitality OF Their Entertainer

"oSP'"h'} VI tutiT Entertainer.
The Liberty county hunters. who
lett the city some ten or twelve DAYS
ago for the thickets round about Day
ton, i'll Liberty county returned home
early Yesterday morning, travel stain
ed and tired, it Is true, but laden with
q goodly bag ofspoils and conscience
light with ,he Knowledge that they
had upheld the records of the PROV
oss OF Waco hunters. rhtr party
was composed Of Governor l.. ;.
Ro 5, Messrs. j. w. Cushwell }. y
Harris, ; a. Hogan, c. c. McCul
Tough, Tom Padgitt, Deputy County
Clerk I. II, BIOwn, OF this city, and
Mr. Joe Davis, Of Dayton, Liberty
county, whose guests the Waco hun
tere were. Deer were plenty, and
thst they were found al d captured by
the hunters is eyinced from the fac
that curing ttclr stay they brough,
low thirty four--siX of which were
W hat are termed "fOurd' deer. 7 he
hunters are loud in their prise OF
MIR. joe Davis, OF Dayton, who they
shyls pcrect prince OF hospitality
ami who added n host of leAsurcs to
the party. They say the name OF
jONial Joe Davis viii long rem 10
green in The memory of the Waco
hunters Of November, 1857.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-11-18
voI>D ABOUT TOWN,

r. c. Green ~ Co. LOT teams
Waco steam Laundry is the best
,,an, dentist 1872 Austin Ave.
roto the Waco steam Laundry,
~ ann of coffee n. the Silver
bcs' N"f
Aooh WA, -, +ho Su-o,
Best hica' '" " "'0 " ~
Moon.
See "Dlck" Green ana 8e' nice
buggy anu H''7V'
Juciest porterhouse steaks III waco
at the Silver Moon.
Fora hack or rig OF any KIND see
Dick Green.
Rout one Of Mayiie!d's new houses.
p,.t water In Waco, Price IS 90,
80. >nmroe. dentist 7i2 Aus-
tn ~ Ay w. bet. seventh ana Eighth
' ,.,.ae,d will .eO Won urreJoemed
Mo! md iewclrv AT half nrice.
WH.''' ..i...
for lHo . oo9 "i,'' -, ~ ~ P ,,I',
NH'''' 49,,
CamcIo" e.
i carry iuiI me OF L,zclie, DALEY
4 Company toilet goods. j. f.
sesrs.
Old papers at THE EXAMINrR or
fee at 20 cents Il hundred or Nl5O u
4 ,bousaud
4 ComrIicoted watcb ronairin0 - snec
. tVa 4 /. IcsIic's EXnoricnreand
mi mi 'n,,Liund Moderate rhargns
,r,i.t students will find Mt the
\ LION DRuG STORE very full and
"A complete line of everything they
need.
tohos fine incest assortment of
..;sSorsnnd shears and the best makes
ere to be found at Horsfull 81 Cams
srons.
81 porhas thinking of going to & H.
II ,.,'ia or Wsshin9ton Territory can
n W'..information Greatly TO their sdvan
a S,sn NV callino on j B. Elgiu & Co.
n ny { 80, uorr omoon.
NJ .,,a u| i Il McKennon. are ALWAYS
n ad't, ana ran he reached nt nig6t
t yn t 1I prescrintions carefully
" '1'op
'0 ,n' t'0 'n'' on, ,,nsio .o,,..
Inc piano olsa" anu p i.u'tC l I'
OF mos Goggah a aucc D'U 4i h"s peoil
eStaOHsheu sluVo iooC' .ia ai' III ~
o ,H al %asiors m Toy,s ro,nhi5ed
'" mn, o. ,'0 :, pno 1co aa,..
mos Noggan ~ pro2 4o' SOU II Il
fourth street. "aco, '. Inv MOI seiilng !,
pianos on coiIilui'sion' 'i,e5 are au''
"I"H} hHNo oeon 'n9li w? ois auu e'
ccItc inS' U''i0'''' N''O'' ii"N' ''i"t e.
Ho'uipiS'
boontituI those imnoitpd models ar
ertstudys inst rcreived of the d ion
Drno store The st1 Insand tinisb are
Of he b,tc-t nrcduction
a n- D.. ......
oe ma a and tIoUoio7 ,'iiJ ill.,
VI 'ri'e' f,'Ii ',nv' a.oi'anN Loi sn 3 ne
va, ,ini ~, on% nrnd V"o' q" 1so fmo $50
AZ an" - $3.50 9" ny Inv y,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-11-18
A Eull SInnA OF

general groceries at bottom prices
Competition met from oil quarters
Best assortment in the city, new croI
California canned goods will be II
ceived during the month in car load
lot. Come and see me,
10 THOMPSON.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-11-18

All cases that have been appealed
from the city court to tho county
court will be taken up by Judge
Evans on Saturday next, and will be
trled on that day. Counsel and wit
hesses in these cases will do well to
remember this, and save themselves
ana the officers much unnecessary
trouble.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-11-18

NO need of wearing old clothing
Hhile you can buy suits at T.
hiooinson's sacrifice sale for less than
me value of the cloth.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-01-05
ANOTAER rORRoR.


oas1ss 4 Albany AceidsaE y =Ar >Priesle ed
the Dad .na the Noanaea.
--sls5slsLD Mass. Jan. 4-Mlllleas le
station as the scene ol a frgA.lal railroad
-lc Sent sarly thls morning. Tue Mod4c
-r.ll from Albany approached the depot AL
hour behind Tine aud running about Ihirty
ave miles al hour and shsn sithin a is =
rods ol lhe station lge of the six ears lest
tle track from some cause NOT definitely
known 0ut thought 10 BE- broken journal
fes train e1ls.slei IF engine So. 81. expire
-ar, ess-aze car. smoker one day eea
alt lH3 -.erpeFs The -ng.le and express
.t- z-pl ga tle main ,raez and tie oazsss-
ca 8as tnf3an against the elglar % tnc
west 91lui freight which had just pulled
4 aud 1as standing on the ~rst-ooand
Llaa lrack
The iTe sat engiue Nas thrown on irs ,lt-
aud l4un Ptcly Wltc Zeo. The oag t2e
.ar -naAer aud dAg c0sch Immediately y
TOOK urr and we're ai consumed except tne
bodies ana Iu- as. The head 0i rls nr-'
sleeping car Was chsrred but not otherwise
damaged 1y fire.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-01-05

f1- sol la4A H ID ae
llsH d11 were -1ll - 7e
.-e "a rls rslf-s..a " ler atr-e.
-s.Ute arse among f-- ran a.
s.1 tl4l -1e feest tram azs raloe
le ot lle Eeles5 le- srre
-r-rl - rsli4fk ttal la eif tlc 4-f
f--r $50 ONLY t.t-tY ro-l 8 ~ e4l a
80 t1e lo sE4ss east eI tlH- 1s suzlue
seat lax on hll all tls lr4iu = -
SO lsi Nd danger sigu4s ssre seat oft
ta-st aat the express. running AZ flt
s.'esi ieFn sra.le 4a1 around carve. Rad
20 warning 0f tae impending disaster 4ntL
sl instant before The collision.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-01-05
4 DARNEO STOCKING
Pious People Trying 20 Keep
Eim Out OF Prison.
ISIi Do nor Met NTH SgCCESS
William g. Thompson Cute Mose
Big Ere AT Big Rapids
Where They Rave a blg
Hose C4rf-ki.ieu o.
Falling Tree Otner
State News.

"'--.'. -'.- '-''.' A.,
Dtaif, AieAr 3Ah. -,- y 0.e1A'i p
the mau l0 has been acting As @llef1l
t.r.s-..t ~ fha Nea.>h,v- Home .ho was
,.. ....-. s ..,
a'ie'-, '''
fessed. a. related in thesa dispatches hereto
fore failed ~ aopesr in lhe Kec0rde
.. .f.. ..t.'. .~l., 81. ..s. ,r..
ca 5uase ~NhN Na' very iii1lt i1-' :
ana DIS ne arrrs- "a' prom ply 'i,.rie'''
Dee AaAAs u i-f eloea "a ihs i.et,''.s-
'9uit feirie' - 2 il-ni's- '-
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-01-05
BIG RAPIDS FIRE.
The Lower G. X. & 1. Depot Destroyed
Other L0sses-The Ciiy in Danger.

Il -rlr-AAA r-'.-~N-
Bio RAPips. Jan. about ll.30 last
night the lower depot Of the Q. 2 d- l. rail
road took fire from the furnace in The men 5
waiting room, and the whole building in
Guiding the freight warehouse and outbuild-
ins. was burned 10 the ground. only few
matters from the ticket Office were saved.
fifty barrels Of oil added fuel 10 the flames.
The baggage and stock OF freghts were
not very heavy, but al vas destroyed.
Several freight cars, some of which
were loaded, were Sept from burning by the
fire department Until the timely arrival oi
engine which Iem0vsd them 70 : place OF
safety Tno loss Is about $1,000. insured
The oil belonged TO Cole & judsOn. and
they lose on IT as they hsd receipted. AbOu;
500 worth % goods consigned 10 \. Vol
mer we're also destroyed.
This city IS IN good shape to go up in
smoke some fine night the only means oI
alarm being bells 10 wari engine-houses, SO
far from the water works 10 be out Of hear
| ing. and having a mammoth hook and lad
Ger cart that would be a good pull for
| span Of Nornans, and generally about bal
| @ dozen kids are on hand % fiy % a fire
| with H.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-01-05
DOWN At LANSING
The City Crowded and the
Hotel Non Wild
SI0CGBsI0GE Ltl1.EG F0s S'slI5s.
The Caucus Nominations last ~ ghi
Lively work ln 80 b rrancnts--
k4rkes. oi Ogsnass Tor Speak
sr-Leonsro Ter Eng os-
sing Clerk ard Rose tor
his Assistant


ss,.... .- Sd. r....s.s s.t....
L.s.INa Alc1. J4a s.AevsI before r
tla histar, Ill Ni.ttran u6sats has 50
-. .s
-3'H'
vance OF inf opening Ni iae session. +@
advance skirnlshers ueeau ta aF SCI lu
-.....l.. ..l..-s s...i,,..s arn. fns f.r
Monday sna on A'i~0t i.2l- '-.'
We're amned iuIl and tho n.N pre- ..ie were
put 90 tleif wits euas iu LAAa-t ihr
guests
Mosl of ihe Grand Rapids oaai nseni af
rived Monday n.eni. Amoue iat Nfsaa
Rapids meu here are liaa = h-f
haIof b watson sf - f-tt
Daniel Mccoy, Col mere.
Captain N n. Moore. hiiiiatA
dams Ns..a1l A smith. iuI ii-
cll, Charlie li'faen ana "flss s
whom ere earnest SUPP ieis n- t't
>tocKhnaEe fof tae esnailis.
tiir cfa.1 is oi course Lffr ai-
evident tAst . - fsft O.. iis pt -s
tle erea-eei show n. ui strength
lp 'aIs enl be- has nrouEi ae n.ar ne. a
possible. some ~ whom ere N.f-i-t '.
ant sun-t less actively among iNa
uti are ile iNl4Jn'AA Lu-
Don J. LeaihrIt rffl -la. uaii 2. ~
nafe ? b Usher jrNh ia'l
q. hren. Gen Health aaf ID haiha'
Most of tie -iaei orlaft iAt. hafr
very comfortable quarters
Lansing House tfta -lal'e
fails 10 C1n.rM TIE if i'Nt
tnal they have 80 Sleep out ui doors ....
sequence oi Tie greai f.I .''
Ils1ea hy W y. Miii, tNeafo
The all-aosorbng inier,s. .- oi rl
( the senatorial contest tDi riN.
| who undoubtedly has lhe Ie-l lh Iat race
has head adguaffers in thc irohi corner ia' .uf
on the trst floor above nae oir' o. -r
/ Lansing House Senator lorsrf An- ~.
Gerald are located on 'he same .oef Ii fe"f
rooms. while NJ lacey holls iefiu al iit
! Hudson House. The candidate A.rets.
spend most oi their time mlnefnl "tta te
/ crowds iu Tie balls below. Ile nia'I.-
! senator Jay ii lu1eil to thef.lie-' la- 'ffl
s. matter uf mystery. NHur iaefe -a,
! been prevailing impression 10 le was iu
make an active effort 90 his orn inirfe,
nothing tangible bias seemed tl be- attain
abe To-day. however al auuti a- i0 ,
candidacy Las been expelled. ie Aas i''
/ day openly declared lls IuftutIou fa rn'tf
the fhe contest and is quietly llf e0|Ft.f
3t wOrk. This declaration constitutes in'
! only decided development u fnH contest
| ANYTHING ike close n.urrE upon int fe
| suli of the ballot IS ort a fle etItNa
/ There j. no.hue. however naI
cate any change Iu fae r.stff 81
order Of strength among ne cans latf'
and there are MANY indications tai l'
lead which Col o;Oekhrdee held ever alnn
the Withdrawal - hlMill llau is steadily au'
surely increasing Ntntto toI. -folabrIaf'
IL strength wih De Senator lorrsr tasf
vii follow Lacey. Hubhe. lul ltz1tra
III IS a gratifying feature of itt N'fa-3
that wLi.e tie interest ls intense t- NN
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-01-05
Howard Citizens Frightened.

A dispatch was received here about 7
o'clock last evening from Howard city
stating that the city was burning up. and
asking that assistance be sent al once. An
engine WAS sent TO the depot and placed on
"a CT. ready % 50 when another dispsi "a
was received saving that The IRE was under
control and that 10 engine need be sent
The fire. it was afterwards learned, destroy
ed the g. A. r. on kRslev-sf. ana tls
harness shop owred by James A. Dennis.
The loss is estiu,aied al from $500 q
g. 900 and is partially insured. The bal
was owned by " +. Thompson. Of Ithaca
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-01-05

Trouble in the ~tsVens Company over Play
ing AT the Wonderland.


Now, Fanny. YOU won't 20 back on me'
viii YOU said John a. Stevens, the author
Of a Great Wrong Righted las night. as
he len Miss Fanny Marsh. one OF the cas.
ia front Of Sweets
"Wen. I may 20 ia the morning. but
wait and see cSGc the mischievous reply.
Iknow You von'; That's dear good
night,
''Nes. we've had little trouble down at
the Wonderland" Mr. Steven, replied 20 a
question from "a reporter. ~ on see never
plaved in q Dime Museum before aud die
nOt know that my company was con
tracied 10 tiil an engagement ln ono 10 TINS
city until arrived here. No none 90 fny
support Viii leave me. We shall stay rght
here aud fin out the contract
tt was rumored on the streets last night
that there was serious trouble in the
Stevens Company ard that certain OF ihe
support bad determined 20 leave becanss
they had been billed 10 play ia a dime
J museum.